A poster says "Save Water." A large blue drop fills the center. What does the big drop do?

A safety poster uses red for the warning word and gray for everything else. What does the red do?

Ana's poster for a fun run has thin lines sweeping to the right. What feeling do they give?

A poster about teamwork shows five circles joined in a ring. Which message does that shape choice carry?

Mia's poster fills every corner with words and pictures, leaving no empty space. What problem does this cause?

In Leo's drawing, a farmer stands in front and the hills sit far behind. What does this arrangement show?

A poster for a tree-planting drive shows a green handprint holding a seedling. What does the handprint stand for?

On a fiesta poster, the date is printed tiny while a drum fills half the page. What is weakened?

A poster's title sits at the top in the largest letters. This helps viewers see the message first.

Jun plans a poster about keeping calm during a fire drill. Which color plan suits that message?

A recycling poster repeats the same green arrow three times around the page. What does repeating the arrow do?

A poster inviting Grade 1 pupils to story hour uses long paragraphs of tiny text. Which change helps most?

A poster will hang above a busy jeepney stop. Which plan suits viewers passing by quickly?

Nina's poster warns about deep water, but it uses soft pastel colors and curly letters. What is wrong?

Which plan best suits a poster asking pupils to bring plastic bottles on Friday?

Where should the largest empty space sit on a poster whose title must be noticed first?

A poster about a real barangay clean-up shows a talking broom with eyes. What does this do?

Using ten different letter styles on one poster makes the message clearer.

Diagonal lines on Rafa's poster all point toward the date at the bottom. What do they do?

Two pictures share a poster about a feeding program. Which size choice shows the meal matters most?